How to Fix Pop-Up Campers With Velcro

1). Lower the roof and close the trailer, getting it ready to be towed. Walk around the pop-up and inspect the roof latches. These latches are two-piece devices, with one piece on the semi-walls and the opposing part on the roof. Typically, there are four latches (one in each corner) for a pop-up.
2). Leave any damaged roof latch open. To prevent the latch from flapping during the tow and scratching the camper, place a strip of duct tape over it to secure it in place.
3). Pull the Velcro cinch straps apart. Thread the Velcro through the damaged latch and run it across the roof to the opposing corner latch. Thread the end of the cinch strap through the latch on the opposing corner and draw the end back and up onto the roof.
4). Pull the cinch strap as tight as possible to secure the roof down. Marry the hook and loop portions of the Velcro to make the roof stay in place and tighten the cinch strap.